Be a voice for the ovarian cancer community.
Please note: The deadline for application was December 7, 2020. Sign up for email alerts to stay updated on opportunities to take action!
Apply today to join survivors, caregivers and activists from across the country using their voices to affect change for those touched by ovarian cancer.
As an Advocate Leader, you’ll learn how to educate federal and state policymakers about the disease, protect funding for life-saving research, and fight for expanded access to treatment and care. No legislative or advocacy experience is necessary to apply – just a willingness to learn and, most importantly, to speak up on behalf of the patients and families who need it.
Your voice makes a difference. Join us to ensure your elected officials keep ovarian cancer a priority.
Advocacy in Action
This year, OCRA advocates worked to make sure that the needs of the ovarian cancer community were taken into account as our nation battles the continuing pandemic.
Advocate leaders helped shepherd the introduction of new legislation to reauthorize Johanna’s Law, the Gynecologic Cancer Education and Awareness Act. When passed, the bill will dramatically increase funding for the program and help address disparities in our health care system. The federal government responded to our advocacy efforts by spending a record amount on ovarian cancer research and awareness programs in 2020.
Meet Two Advocate Leaders
Wondering what it takes to be an Advocate Leader? Meet Kandis Draw and Roxanne Bright, two ovarian cancer survivors who were new to advocacy before getting involved with OCRA, and today are passionate about the program. Read their stories, and join them in taking teal action!
